Key Topic 3: Frequency and Wavelength Flashcards

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8-3A1: Frequencies generally used for marine RADAR are in the ___ part of the radio spectrum.

A. UHF
B. EHF
C. SHF
D. VHF

A

C. SHF

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8-3A2: Practical RADAR operation requires the use of microwave frequencies so that:

A. Stronger target echoes will be produced.
B. Ground clutter interference will be minimized.
C. Interference to other communication systems will be eliminated.
D. Non-directional antennas can be used for both transmitting and receiving.

A

A. Stronger target echoes will be produced.

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8-3A3: An S-band RADAR operates in which frequency band?

A. 1 - 2 GHz.
B. 4 - 8 GHz.
C. 8 - 12 GHz.
D. 2 - 4 GHz.

A

D. 2 - 4 GHz.

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8-3A4: A RADAR operating at a frequency of 3 GHz has a wavelength of approximately:

A. 1 centimeter.
B. 10 centimeters.
C. 3 centimeters.
D. 30 centimeters.

A

B. 10 centimeters.

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3-3A5: The major advantage of an S-band RADAR over an X-band RADAR is:

A. It is less affected by weather conditions.
B. It has greater bearing resolution.
C. It is mechanically less complex.
D. It has greater power output.

A

A. It is less affected by weather conditions.

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3-3A6: An X-band RADAR operates in which frequency band?

A. 1 - 2 GHz.
B. 2 - 4 GHz.
C. 4 - 8 GHz.
D. 8 - 12 GHz.

A

D. 8 - 12 GHz.

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